Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-04
LOCAL JorS.

Wells, Fargo d Co. shipped to-day, base
bullion, 81 900.
Mccormick d Co. to-day received Han.
auer bullion, $l,925.
A party of eight Detroit tourists arrived
at the Walker House to-day.
John Blithe yesterday sold his property in
the Eighth ward for $1,000.
1t is rumored that Mr.. Anderson, of the
ID. d x. g., will be Barratt's Assistant Post
master.
VIM. Burnison came in yesterday with six
carloads of ore from his Red Warrior mine
at Shauntie, Beaver county.
The County Court has accepted the ideas
advanced by the Pauley Jail Building Com
for the county jail building.
Augustus Nelson has been appointed
deputy registrar for Richfeld, SEWER Coun-
ty, vice Neils Anderson, removed.
TIE Union Pacific is selling through.
limited tickets, from Salt Lake to Soda
Springs for So, and from Ogden to the same
place for Sc.
They are using the DRINKS to good ad-
vantage around the City Hall Park One is
to-day doing some ornamental painting on
the fountain.
Thomas Colburn, aged IS years, died last
night at the residence of his daughter on
Fourth East street, between First and Sec
ond South streets.
The corner stone of the st Judes chapel,
at Rays Greek, was laid at d. m. TODAY
special train for the occasion left the U. O.
depot at 11:30 a. m.
Nathaniel Montgomery, of North Ogden,
has been appointed a Justice of the peace
by the County Court and Governor West to-
day issued his commission.
Professor Younger will repeat his grand
Exhibition Ball at the Opera House, on Sat-
urday afternoon. The former affair was so
grand that it hardly needs further mention.
Prof. Phillips is getting up a handsome
engraving which he intends to present to
the winner of the billiard match of next
Saturday night. Both Davis and Arthur
are confident of carrying off the prize.
Mr.. Hallen, of the Hallen and Hart oom.
blnation, says that he will not allow the
Interstate law to discourage him. He in
tends next season to gather around him a
large number of the best artists in the
country, and intends to make an enyiable |
name.
Bolivar Roberts, the original owner of the
Carlso mine and a stalwart defender of the
mineral beds in that neighborhood, passed
through yesterday with one or two members
OF his company. Burt Bingham took them
in wagon to South Pass. Bolivar always
knows the best roads in the country
StOeetlUdter Gazette.
A wagon load of expert chicken thieves
were put to flight yesterday morning. At
about clock the occupant of No. 236 w.
Ihlrd South street. was awakened by the
sound of chickens squawking. He tried to
sneak out and catch the thieves in his coop,
put the chicken snatchers, who evidently
mad spoilers for the occasion, were ac-
quaInted with his moves, and accordingly
moved away quietly and unmolested. ,
The VIM. H. Kimball and an unknown
company spoken of by THE DEMooRAT some
lime ago, are now known as Reese, Holt d !
20. They are preparing to start on their
contract on the Colorado Southern Rail-
way" They have already engaged fifty {
cams and Transfers and are looking for
itty more. It is said that the name COLOR
'do Southern" will develop into the Midland J
when the proper time comes. /,